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Be Social September 7th, 2010 Tweet Today BNET published my second post, focusing on how companies can use social media to turn customers into evangelizers. Who’s in customerservice? I’m not a customerservice “professional.&# Regardless, thanks for visiting! pts Settings.
On May 24, the #MeasurePR chat was a community chat, discussing the reporting side of measurement—how PRs plan for a tool throwing bad numbers, reporting numbers that contradict, and whether Share of Voice (SOV) is a useful or useless PR metric. Chapman to blog about the Great Klout Plunge of 2011.
better, more responsive customerservice, or fundraising, or reaching younger stakeholders, etc.). At the same time, internally, we can start thinking about what social media might help us achieve in terms of individual departmental goals (e.g. our last book tour update, we talked PR 2.0 These fine folk did: Jan.
Their customerservice is also pretty good; when it wasn’t working for me, I emailed them and got a reply almost immediately from their CEO. I tested it almost immediately and after a couple of missteps – I had a pop-up blocker that I needed to disable – it worked perfectly. So don’t do that.
But how do they measure and evaluate? I get that these guys focus on reaching out directly to a brand’s consumers , rather than focusing solely on a medium, as many forms of traditional PR, advertising or marketing do. How do they make it happen? This is where it gets interesting. How and where can your consumer touch your brand?
Because other than my limited (primarily to Twitter and the company’s customerservice hot line) communications with Pepco, I really had no idea what their efforts entailed. To pick up where I left off I was all set to do a humdinger of a post about how terrible Pepco was, particularly in its use of social media.
He argues that founders should not underestimate the power of compound growth and should measure their startup’s progress through weekly growth rates. Stuffed giraffe shows what customerservice is all about. In 1975, a customer returned a set of tires to Nordstrom, even though the store had never sold tires before.
He published a paper called PR 2020 on behalf of the CIPR in 2011 that examined the future of PR. There are long standing issues such as alignment with management, measurement, talent and diversity where incremental progress is made each year. It’s a work in progress. Let me know what I’ve missed. PR is a social science.
I also serve as a liaison between his accounts and our CustomerService teams, should a customer or claimant reach out to Jack through social media. It’s why Jack realized long ago – 2011 to be exact – that he needed help. How do you measure success with a CEO like Mr. Salzwedel on social media? .
I know first hand about AT&T’s dreadful wireless service and worst-in-class customerservice, so it seemed like a good fit. Yes, I wanted to cause a ruckus, I suppose. But as with any writing project, it’s better to write about what you know. Anything else is a bonus. Reply Rate Up div.livefyre-comment).removeClass(livefyre-hidden)"
Learn their approach to strategy, operations, measurement, staffing and more. 13) Mike Stelzner. Social Media Marketing Podcast. Social Media Examiner’s Michael Stelzner helps your business navigate the social jungle with success stories and expert interviews from leading social media marketing pros. 20) Mack Collier. Managing The Gray.
12 months is an arbitrary period to measure change in a sector that is rapidly innovating in some areas such as artificial intelligence and digital media; but woefully slow in others such as diversity and ethics. Measurement should no longer be an issue within public relations. 8 Performance public relations. 14 Trump cycle.
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